New Stables To Be Represented At Berryville
Berryville hosts a show with participants including Sahartalenneate Jr. and Henry Ferneyhough from Warrenton Edward B. Lee of Warren county John S. Waters of Johnstown Pa Hunt teams feature Arthur White of Middleburg Ernest Woolf of Upperville and Dr L M Allen of Clifton Farms Five heavy draft classes ten hunter classes the largest green hunter class yet ponies racing and jumping events daily steeplechase with purses Adept spectators H B Harris F B Gibbs Cary Harrison Mrs erage Bull and R G Mitchell secure last minute boxes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ferneyhough
Warrenton
Edward B. Lee
Warren County
John S. Waters
Johnstown
Arthur White
Middleburg
Ernest Woolf
Upperville
L. M. Allen
Clifton Farms
H. B. Harris
F. B. Gibbs
Front Royal
Cary Harrison
Erage Bull
R. G. Mitchell
Epworth League watermelon feast and local visits noted in Brucetown
Brucetown brief records Epworth League members enjoying a watermelon feast in Wright's meadow. The notes include visits by J. Robert Smith and Andy Whitacre families, moves to Berryville, Philadelphia visitor, play Kitty's Arrival in Boyce, and local picnic attendance plus various visits and returns among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Epworth League
Wright's Meadow
J. Robert Smith
Andy Whitacre
Janney McKee
White Hall
John Hayslett
Berryville
Harry Baile
Philadelphia
Jack Boden
Kitty
Boyce
Raymond Boden
Billy
Bobby
Herbert Fisher
Julian Snapp
Dorothy Legg
Winchester
Harry McAboy
Frederick County Sunday School Association
Vaucluse
C. J. Clark
Jordan Springs
Edwin Stine
Albin
Walter Barr
J. Purcell
C. J. Clarke
Washington
W. F. Bragg
Davis
W. Va
Berryville Social Bazaars Bridge Parties Highlight Guests
Personal and social mentions from Berryville describe mid September marriage plans for Lt. Julian Lindsey and a series of bridge parties hosted by families including the Striblings, Byrds, and Winters. Attendees spanned Baltimore Philadelphia Roanoke Summit Point Halltown and Danville with a mix of hosts guests and honorees at Norwood Inn and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Lindsey
Bingham
Ala
Evelyn Byrd Shipley
Baltimore
Louise Stribling
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Broun
Roanoke
Anne Froehling
Richmond
Gertrude Reynolds
Westwood Byrd
Nellie Jett McCormick
Berryville
Annie Stribling
J.S. Powers
Emily Powers
Bridge
Frank McCormick
Nannie Lippitt Hatchell
J. M. H. Clagett
Philip Powers
Philip Powers, Jr
W.S. Powers
Nannie
Rosenberger News Notes Update Social Guests
Rosenberger Virginia reports social visits from Aug 20 including Mr. and Mrs. Bean from Washington with Fryes and Seastrunks, Miss Frye and Miss Smoke hosting Ada and Mamie Smoke. Attendees include Williams family, Paul Good ill in Memorial Hospital, St Johns picnic well attended, and visits to Winchester by several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberger
Joseph Bean
Washington
I. B Frye
C. E. Seastrunk
C. M. Rosenberger
Clara Margaret Frye Wree
Ada
Mamie Smoke
J. B. Snapp
Ida Good
Winchester
Iven Miller
John White
Paul Good
William Smoke
Clara M. Frye
J. B. Crowser
P. H. Williams
Ritcher
A. F. Williams
St. John’s
Memorial Hospital
Carson Allamong
Cordelia White
Commodities of Nation Decline Found in August Report
The August farm price report from the Agriculture Department notes Virginia apple growers estimate a 1,000 barrel shortfall from last year and a national apple surplus of 146,000,000 bushels. Prices may stay higher in Virginia due to reduced local supply, though overall demand weakens with lower purchasing power and cratering cash income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
United States
den of Agriculture
Virginia
Power State Centering Service
Department of Agriculture
North Central
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Far Western
Local Market Prices and Varied Feed Stuffs Report
Market report lists local and retail prices for flour, middlings, scratch feed, screen- ings, corn products, dairy feed, and cottonseed meal. It also includes prices for butter, poultry, hogs, sheep, and other farm goods with multiple entries and units. The OCR text shows inconsistent typos and formatting but preserves pricing and product categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younachick
Ivés
Ecnd
Cpa
Rieveies Eead
Payal
Eee
Webien Eis
Frederick and Clarke Musicians Present Program
Frederick and Clarke county's prominent musicians offered a benefit concert for Grace Episcopal Church Parish Aid Society in Berryville Virginia. The program featured violin and piano works with Evva Stouffer Mary Louise Sartelle Dorothy Campbell and Mrs Harry Stouffer plus Cyril Mee and Mrs Thomas Dix delivering classical pieces to a receptive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Margaretta Whiting
Harry Stouffer
Gerrison Forest School
Baltimore
Cyril Mee
Fred County
West
Thomas Dix
Grace Episcopal Church
Stouffer
Mary
Friendly tip to candidates about parachute safety
The Dallas Journal advises candidates to ensure parachutes are functioning properly. The note stresses practical safety checks for persons presenting themselves for public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Journal
Special Meeting Draws Large Crowd in Indian Hollow
The Helping Hand Mission in Indian Hollow hosted a well attended service led by Rev. Emerson Rohart on the prophecies of the Bible. He promised further talks this evening and Thursday and Friday, urging all in the vicinity to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Hollow Well
Helping Hand
Indian Hollow
Emerson Rohart
Rohart
Think It's Dry Now Really Was In 1838
The Circleville Ohio Aug 20 report notes a musty diary by Rev. Joseph A Roof detailing a long dry spell from June 13 1838 to May 1840 with rainfall described as insufficient and dry conditions prevailing. The diary is cited as evidence of notable drought in early 19th century Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Circleville
Ohio
Joseph A. Roof
Record of a Prolonged Drought and Dry Spell
The passage notes a 21 month dry spell ending with intermittent drizzles. It describes severe drying of streams and vegetation collapse during the period, highlighting an extraordinary climatic episode and its impact on the landscape.
Special Bus Rates For Firemen's Picnic From Winchester
Special 75 cent round trip bus rate announced for all busses leaving Winchester to Fisher's Hill for the Firemen's Picnic on Labor Day. No ticket needed to receive the rate. attendees from Winchester and nearby towns urged to ride the bus to ease traffic. Organizers expect the event to be the largest gathering of firemen at the Friendship Company picnic with entertainment planned for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fisher’s Hill
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